Ai Solutions encompass not just machine learning but many other areas including Natural Language Processing (NLP), Machine Vision, Expert Systems, Robotics, and more.
Machine Learning
Deep Learning
Natural Language Processing
Expert Systems
Descriptive Analytics
Prescriptive Analytics
Predictive Analytics
AI and Machine Learning Technology is used to create value for organizations. Through data integration and machine learning, deeper insights are enabled to identify new opportunities and achieve improved outcomes.
Some examples are:
Detection
Detecting anomalies can be incredibly difficult for humans trying to keep track of more data than they can handle, but an AI application can identify anomalies in data and automatically alert if something is out of the ordinary.
Optimization
AI applications built to optimize are trying to achieve a task or goal the best it can in the least amount of time. Based on what the AI observes, it will try to identify and replicate whatever actions have been taken that lead to the best responses.
Prediction
Prediction engines aim to extrapolate likely future results based an existing learning set of data. Prediction engines are useful for setting goals, analyzing application performance metrics, and predicting anomalies.
Personalization
AI/ML can help to personalize an application's user experience (UX) by learning from a user's past behavior and tailoring the app to display information, make suggestions, etc based on that behavior.
Classification
Classification applications can be very useful to sort different variables into different categories. For example, an AI application can search for keywords or phrases and recognize which are positive or negative.
Automation
Using AI to automate tasks is a common goal for individuals and organizations. If a simple, repeatable task can be automated by an AI application, it can save tremendous amounts of time and money.
Vision
Computer vision is a field of artificial intelligence that trains computers to interpret and understand the visual world. Using digital images from cameras and videos and deep learning models, machines can accurately identify and classify objects — and then react to what they “see.”